5 Things You Should Know This Week – March 24th
Ecological Gardening Basics for Small Gardens with Cheryl Rafuse at SB Public Library Do you want to start incorporating native plants in your garden to support our local ecosystems? Get [...]
Be informed. Get involved: Community Meeting on the Future of Excel/South Boston High School – Wednesday April 9th
Big changes are coming to Southie, and the Boston Public Schools want to hear from YOU! A community meeting will be held to discuss the upcoming closure of Excel High [...]
Mass. Memories Road Show Seeks South Boston History!
The South Boston Mass. Memories Road Show will occur Saturday, May 10th from 10-3PM at the South Boston Branch Library. This program is cosponsored by the following community groups: the [...]
Covet is Expanding to the South End
Good news for all you bargain-hunting, designer-loving, sustainability-minded shoppers—Covet is opening a brand-new location in the South End! That’s right, the beloved thrift and consignment shop known for its curated collection [...]
New on the Horizon: Commonwealth Pier to Welcome Two NYC Hotspots
Big things are happening in the Seaport! As part of the Commonwealth Pier's massive renovation, two highly acclaimed New York restaurants from Union Square Hospitality Group, founded by famed restaurateur [...]
MBTA Announces April Service Changes including the Red Line
Service changes are taking place to support critical maintenance work near Boston College, Maintenance of Way work at Bowdoin, signal upgrade work at North Station, work taking place on the Neponset [...]
Boston Harbor Now Celebrates The 250th Anniversary Of The Revolutionary War With Special Programming Across The Boston Waterfront
BOSTON, Mass. - March 20, 2025 -Â Boston Harbor Now has joined forces with local historical and cultural organizations to bring special programming to Boston Harbor and the waterfront in celebration [...]
Councilor Flynn will hold a Hearing on a New South Boston Library on Monday, March 24th
BOSTON - On Monday, March 24, City Councilor Ed Flynn will hold a hearing before the Committee on City Services and Innovation Technology to discuss the status of the South [...]
Senator Nick Collins Appointed to Massachusetts-Ireland Trade Commission
BOSTON, MA – 3/18/25– Senator Nick Collins has been appointed to the Massachusetts-Ireland Trade Commission, a body dedicated to evaluating the economic interests of, and reviewing ways to strengthen the [...]
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum: 35 Years Later and Still in the Dark
In the wee hours of March 18th, 1990, the day of the St. Patrick's Day Parade in South Boston, two men wearing Boston police uniforms, appeared at the side door [...]